The Russellville Democrat., 1887-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

- hf. ~. y. DOflus paul US u VI ICi chtl
yesterday.
Mr.. George w. Shina and wife are
visiting relatives here.
Glad to have call this week from
Mr.. Daniel Friar of Scottsyille.
-Messrs. II. J. Wilson and w. P.
Wootep, have returned from market.
john w. White, Sour Jonnie," is
in st. Louis buying a big stock of
goods.
Mr.. Walter McAnally of Moreland
was an agreeable visisor at this office
this morning.
Mrs. J. II. Macarthur and daugh-
ter, Miss Cora, of Texas, are visiting
relatives here.
Miss Alice Mann entertained some
of the young folks last Thursday night
with a social party.
Judge j.. w. Davis has just return
ed from trip to FIT. Smith on legal
business and says the Border City is
booming and no mistake.
MIR. A. J. Kerns, formerly of this
place, has just arrived from Kansas,
and will embark in merchandising
somewhere in this county.
Mrs j. II. Poe has returned home
from Logan county. We regret to
learn that she is yet suffering great
pain from her broken arm.
misses Lula Pennington and Nan
ME Parks, two of Little Rocks most
fascinating young ladies, are visiting
here, the guests of Mrs. j. L. Fowler.
Miss Ella Hamilton is managing
the millinery business of Mrs. Wealth
ers and johnson, while Mrs. Weathers
is visiting in Tennessee and Mississippi.
MIR. Willis Luker, Of Benton coun-
.ty, is here visiting his brother, Mr..
Austin l.. Luker, and other relatives.
We acknowledge a pleasant call from
him.
Sheriff Young was down from Do
yer Monday. He will take up his resi-
dence here about the first of October,
having rented the Dr.. Hill residence on
Oak street.
old Mr.. Dollar, who lives near
Scottsyille, was in to see us Monday.
He reports crops exceedingly short in
his section. Mast, however, he says
will be pretty good.
Mrs. Fannie Carlton, of Hackett
City arrived last week on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Sue Underwood. She left
Monday for White county to visit her
father, Joseph Fortner, Esq.
Mr.. Pat Lawrence, worthy young
gentleman, school teacher and farmer
OF Franklin county, and a three years
ago resident of this place, is here visit
ing. and paid his respects to the DEMO-
Graf Monday afternoon.
NJ. Io,x.-alt I,,,. ,,t,,r,o1 c.a,,,
market and viii have his new stock of
goods ready for inspection next week.
Buying for cash and selling for cash he
will be enabled to offer surprising bar
gins. Look ont for his new advertise
ment next week.
Mrs. Weathers left last week for
short visit with friends in Memphis,
and fernando, Sardis and Coma, Miss.
She will return by way of st. Louis
where she will purchase an elegant
stock of Millinery, Fancy and Holiday
goods for the fall and winter trade.
Col. w. l.. Morris, who was at one
time employed on the DEMOCRAT staff,
and more recently identified with the
and journalistic interests
of Fort Smith, has accepted a clerkship
in the lie Grand Hotel, that city. His
friends when visiting the Culture
Great will receive cordial welcome
at this popular hostelry.
Mr.. Dixon of Van Buren, with
force of assistants, is engaged in laying
off i'm blocks and lots about $50 acres of
land lying east and southeast of town
belonging to Mr.. j. l.. Shinn. Some
three weeks will be required to finish
the work. This will make a Dig aldi-
ton to the town, is an expensive
undertaking, and is significant in that
it shows Mr.. Shinn's confidence in the
future of Russellville.
--Messrs. J. w. Eudy and NJ. c.. c.
Kirkscey, of Dover township, were
among our appreciated callers Friday.
A good joke is told on Mr.. fudy which
will bear repeating here. 1t is known
that there is striking physical resem-
blanee between Mr.. Eudy and Mr.. NAL
lett, the wheel orator. Frequently
each one has been called by the others
name. Mr.. Eudy humored the joke
and put in no serious objection to the
by-play until he heard that Mr.. Mallett
resented the appellation of "Eudy,'
when applied to him recently in Dover,
with sharp retort. Now, Mr.. Eudy
says ''forbearance ceases to be a virtue,"
and he a ly regrets that since Mr..
Bradle Ssarrsse him such Gathering"
here ~ deoate last July mat ne
him at Atkins, so that hereafter there
would be no dang II of IL friends mis-
taking him for the "saddnm less orator
of Caglesville. te..